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Paperlink Cheered you up
Go$4.25 Stand Up & Cheer [VHS] star
It can't really be called a Shirley Temple movie, because the original Little Miss Sunshine appears in it for just 10 minutes or so. But you can easily see how Stand Up and Cheer! gave birth to the most dominant star of the mid-1930s: Shirley Temple brings down the house. With just a bit of dialogue and one musical number, Baby Take a Bow, Ms. Temple sets the cuteness meter to 11 and packs considerable hilarity into her already-definable personality. (Old pro James Dunn, who co-starred with Temple in a few subsequent features, plays her father/dance partner here.) The movie itself is something else again, in every sense. Purportedly based on an idea by Will Rogers, it imagines a new cabinet position--Secretary of Amusement--established by the President himself. Said official (Warner Baxter, fresh off a similar role in 42nd Street) must drum up lotsa socko entertainment to pull America out of its Depression doldrums. The near-surreal results include the acrobatic vaudeville team Mitchell & Durant as loopy senators and a sequence involving Stepin Fechit and a talking penguin dressed up as Jimmy Durante. Yes, you read that right. Meanwhile, corporate fatcats conspire to ruin the plan; they want America to remain scared and passive. But you know they don't stand a chance against Shirley Temple--whose 1930s career fulfilled the movie's idea of cheering up a population staggered by hard times. --Robert Horton Amazon Marketplace
Go$9.53 Temple S-stand Up And Cheer star
In an effort to rid America of the depression blues, the United States Secretary of Amusement stages a mammoth review. Contains the grand production number Baby Take a Bow. eBay
Go$9.61 Stand Up and Cheer star
Based on an idea by Will Rogers, the story concerns the efforts by the President of the United States to get the public's mind off the Depression. To this end, he appoints Broadway impresario Lawrence Cromwell (Warner Baxter) to the new cabinet position of Secretary of Amusement. Wasting no time, Cromwell sets about to nationalize the entertainment industry, organizing singers, dancers, actors and other variety artists into batallion-like touring units. Cromwell is fought at every turn by a cartel of wealthy industrialists, who've been profiting from the Depression and have no desire to see America pull itself upward. Happily, every effort to bribe or cajole Cromwell into giving up his mission is thwarted and the Department of Amusement goes on to help the the country at a time when its citizens most needed it. Among the highlights are an energetic revival-meeting musical number by Aunt Jemima (Theresa Gardella), and 6-year-old Shirley Temple's rendition of Baby Take a Bow. Originally released at 80 minutes, Stand Up and Cheer was edited to 69 minutes for reissue, then to 65 minutes (removing most of Stepin Fetchit's scenes) for television: it was this last version which was computer-colorized in 1987. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi DeepDiscount.com
Go$5.00 Cheer up Jesus Is Calling you? star
Prof. Dr. Chandrakumar Manickam is well known for his deep rooted ability to awaken social and spiritual conscious among the elite as well as mediocre, the rich and the poor and the magnanimous and the malevolent through his motivational speeches, copious writings, immaculate, impeccable and pragmatic approach to the socio-spiritual problems faced by the people. From Best Citizens of India Award Prof .Chandrakumar received his Doctorate in the U.S in Comparative Religion. He has obtained two Under-Graduate and two Post-Graduate Degrees in Engineering and management and a Diploma in Web Design from institutions in both the East and the Western World. He addresses huge gatherings and speak to thousands through radio, TV and the Print Media in over 300 cities in about 72 nations Worldwide. He has an insatiable thirst and an irrepressible hunger for continued social interaction and in counseling people that are in the midst of despair and gloom with latent rays of hope for a better life. Amazon

Get Well Soon `So, has the doctor cheered you up a bit?` (Get Well - All Get Well Cards)
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Get Well Soon So, has the doctor cheered you up a bit?
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Wishing you a speedy recovery
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GoStand Up & Cheer [VHS] star
It can't really be called a Shirley Temple movie, because the original Little Miss Sunshine appears in it for just 10 minutes or so. But you can easily see how Stand Up and Cheer! gave birth to the most dominant star of the mid-1930s: Shirley Temple brings down the house. With just a bit of dialogue and one musical number, Baby Take a Bow, Ms. Temple sets the cuteness meter to 11 and packs considerable hilarity into her already-definable personality. (Old pro James Dunn, who co-starred with Temple in a few subsequent features, plays her father/dance partner here.) The movie itself is something else again, in every sense. Purportedly based on an idea by Will Rogers, it imagines a new cabinet position--Secretary of Amusement--established by the President himself. Said official (Warner Baxter, fresh off a similar role in 42nd Street) must drum up lotsa socko entertainment to pull America out of its Depression doldrums. The near-surreal results include the acrobatic vaudeville team Mitchell & Durant as loopy senators and a sequence involving Stepin Fechit and a talking penguin dressed up as Jimmy Durante. Yes, you read that right. Meanwhile, corporate fatcats conspire to ruin the plan; they want America to remain scared and passive. But you know they don't stand a chance against Shirley Temple--whose 1930s career fulfilled the movie's idea of cheering up a population staggered by hard times. --Robert Horton Amazon Marketplace
GoTemple S-stand Up And Cheer star
In an effort to rid America of the depression blues, the United States Secretary of Amusement stages a mammoth review. Contains the grand production number Baby Take a Bow. eBay
GoStand Up and Cheer star
Based on an idea by Will Rogers, the story concerns the efforts by the President of the United States to get the public's mind off the Depression. To this end, he appoints Broadway impresario Lawrence Cromwell (Warner Baxter) to the new cabinet position of Secretary of Amusement. Wasting no time, Cromwell sets about to nationalize the entertainment industry, organizing singers, dancers, actors and other variety artists into batallion-like touring units. Cromwell is fought at every turn by a cartel of wealthy industrialists, who've been profiting from the Depression and have no desire to see America pull itself upward. Happily, every effort to bribe or cajole Cromwell into giving up his mission is thwarted and the Department of Amusement goes on to help the the country at a time when its citizens most needed it. Among the highlights are an energetic revival-meeting musical number by Aunt Jemima (Theresa Gardella), and 6-year-old Shirley Temple's rendition of Baby Take a Bow. Originally released at 80 minutes, Stand Up and Cheer was edited to 69 minutes for reissue, then to 65 minutes (removing most of Stepin Fetchit's scenes) for television: it was this last version which was computer-colorized in 1987. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi DeepDiscount.com
GoCheer up Jesus Is Calling you? star
Prof. Dr. Chandrakumar Manickam is well known for his deep rooted ability to awaken social and spiritual conscious among the elite as well as mediocre, the rich and the poor and the magnanimous and the malevolent through his motivational speeches, copious writings, immaculate, impeccable and pragmatic approach to the socio-spiritual problems faced by the people. From Best Citizens of India Award Prof .Chandrakumar received his Doctorate in the U.S in Comparative Religion. He has obtained two Under-Graduate and two Post-Graduate Degrees in Engineering and management and a Diploma in Web Design from institutions in both the East and the Western World. He addresses huge gatherings and speak to thousands through radio, TV and the Print Media in over 300 cities in about 72 nations Worldwide. He has an insatiable thirst and an irrepressible hunger for continued social interaction and in counseling people that are in the midst of despair and gloom with latent rays of hope for a better life. Amazon
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